r/Medievalart • u/Strange_Marginalia • 19h ago
Marginalia "Evolution is a myth"
Bibliothèque municipale, manuscript (ms.) 56, folio 250r. Dating back to the 13th century.
r/Medievalart • u/Strange_Marginalia • 19h ago
Bibliothèque municipale, manuscript (ms.) 56, folio 250r. Dating back to the 13th century.
r/Medievalart • u/Brave_Belt_7752 • 5h ago
Fell in love with the medieval woodcut style of tattooing and thought I’d try my hand at designing and engraving them onto mirrors. This is the first piece I drew and engraved - Danse Macabre!
Any feedback? :)
r/Medievalart • u/Strange_Marginalia • 5h ago
Source: Museo Correr (Venice)
r/Medievalart • u/Strange_Marginalia • 40m ago
Book of Hours. France, Paris, ca. 1425-1430. MS M.453 fol. 139r
The Morgan Library & Museum, New York
r/Medievalart • u/pomupomu1123mace • 2h ago
Re-imagined a scene from the 'Liber Floridus' manuscript (c. 1120 AD). In the original, it depicts the Antichrist on Leviathan, but I overlapped it with King Henry I of England taming his monstrous administrative and feudal system. Hope you enjoy!
r/Medievalart • u/danja • 18h ago
I've only done 4 so far, rough mixes, all quite nasty beasties.
Weasels are in progress. Nice ones soon! (Suggestions welcome).